It's been a very hectic semester. I have 3 different preps and 100 students with ability levels ranging from "valedictorian" to "struggles with reading." I did want to take a moment, however, and share some of their work with you. I'm going to append most of it without comment, and let you kind of cruise it as a gallery walk.
Here are the blogs from my AP English Language class. No, they did not pick the thumbnails. Their general assignment is to pick something we've done/mentioned in class and connect it to something outside of class in the "real world." (h/t to David Theriault, whose idea this was.)
Here are the blogs from my AP English Language class. No, they did not pick the thumbnails. Their general assignment is to pick something we've done/mentioned in class and connect it to something outside of class in the "real world." (h/t to David Theriault, whose idea this was.)
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They used Google Draw to create symbolic renditions of the patterns they found in Virginia Woolf's The Waves:
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The AP students have also started to make YouTube videos that explain important literary vocabulary.
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And the Desktop Publishing kids have been making massive portfolios of work: building websites/blogs; photoshopping images; coding games with Tynker; making elegant and terrible slide decks and walkthroughs of complicated technological processes; and all sorts of other foolish and beautiful stuff. I will create a separate post that links them all in at the end of the semester when they are finally done.
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